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Is just war theory still relevant? With the sorry state of many aspects of modern life (and the human soul), it's a question worth considering.

The ordinary is where some of the best surprises of grace lie in wait, surprises ready to temper our stress, anxiety, frustration, and discouragement.

Dolce & Gabbana unveiled one of their new design collections at a fashion show in Rome several days ago, all of it was inspired by “Catholic liturgical garb." How should Catholics respond?

Religious persecution in India serves as a reminder that Christians around the world suffer for Christ, often under the scourge of violence, imprisonment, and humiliation.

Samantha Kelley, founder of Fierce Athlete Ministry, reflects on her experience as an NCAA D1 athlete and more recent work with athletes to explore questions of identity, healthy body image, and masculinity and femininity.

Christian convictions tend to cost more than they once did, such that one needs to be ready either to suffer for them or to renounce them.

Human nature is normative, and when we come to understand what that means, we understand how it can set us free.

Without being able to make sense out of suffering and the meaning of death, it’s almost impossible to make sense out of one’s life.

On progress, the recurring desire of the proud human heart to be creator, and artificial intelligence.

Many young people today are living less boldly, and with more fear. When such a disposition to life has taken hold, it’s no surprise that the idea of socialism would be a dreamy and comforting one.